The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-07
UIs CARROLL.
speaks pom tn Platform Ndoptcd L.,
the Dallas convent ION ct Autipro-
hihtttuui@Is.

mouse last nlght. The district court
room was crowded with Nh audience
OF ladies and gentlemen. At $3.50 Dr.
Carroll came forward and said
Among the proudcst honest honor4
OF Ills lite VN- ia Invitation ~ do.
liver an address before the farmers
alliance Cotton Congress. The
long agony of Texas wa, ovar. The
Dallas convention had adjourned. 40
man had been nblc to forecast
tn" platform. tine lines OF
ollcn.c and defense Now dispa-
-iouate view could be Nkcn OF
| thH. document and tine pcrsonuc.
o. the convention. Up to last
week no two men IN their camp held
the same ground of reason for OBJ
! Jrctiug to the amendment Mr.. seth
sheppard objected To it, bcruse il
did not prohibit the importation ot
! liquors. IT It had done this it would
have been worthless. rs such thing
would be ulcou~uutiona, Cher
Justice Iawncy had settled tua' point
! by decisions. ~ soon us luuur
crossed tine line aud got INTO Texas.
II was then under the polio, power
Hnd lay Liable 90 tsr prohibition
am ndmen Col. Chiffon suggested
that the amendment would cnu,o the
mAnuuc urc OF wines out of Texas
grapes 10 remain unborn senator
! IcrrcIs great speech against prohi-
! nltiOn wa, "a cros,-tirc to- thi. Hon
! ID &. Giddiug- suggested that the
rlmpaign be- made strMght-out
democratic tight. This YVES IL shot
aimed Mt senator Coke. They had
better lct the old lion remain i'm ms
lair. NO little whip like this could
disturb the scrcucty of this dlsllu-
guishcd gentleman. Congressman
Grain deprecated party tight aud
wanted to have u -umpiuary IcgisM
ton p.auk. Judge ferris said that
his objection was that it attempts to
force the state into u total abstain
nncc society. COngrc, man Jones
ubicc'cd bccAu-e hc SAYS 10 will per
mb mm TO get drunk rs often a- he
pIcA-cu. There was considerable
chaos in the ccuu-el- A- TO their
| dclcu.c. The convention wu- % hrgn
one. uud there was iu IL many strong
and prominent Wcn of IuAus aud they
mnkr ~ strong corps i'm the campaign.
| llr uI hc.rd lhW Ni.- speech was
much ihcJudee Gerald .cxcormtiag
inrruirchc.. llit Wn. 50 tlc PRONE
/ niiuui-t- VIII cil.uttc itn, cam.
paieu documents lle regretted thr
/ iugw iUdc -huWuDy tha bpUN TO
| thc Hon barnett GiDb- De Uu-
lNrHi that thr secret circular, Of thc
new leader would not
| g.t Into the prohibition
cNnp SD often rucrhtorm .ci, ou.
All ,hr -uuriimouy gui, l.il 'r-pu ring
oi the aHii prohibition ca. from Aus
| uu. What did pr. Arch Cochran
Gan lie caused thcm to surrender
forever the hue aud cry thry had rHi,-
ed that this WAS au attempt 10 break
up the democratic party lie caused
them TO surrender WnAt be had never
! known democrats to surrender before
that the republican party was u party
! OF pAternUli-m. II leaves uut amy
| odious mention Go New England. the
| 'urtAn- and the May uo"cr This
WA, uHu of thc strongest pr"IudIcr- 60
| Wu. they Hppw ci in th" scout. O.
| 'n' states. l'r Cochran wiley
/ mtu. lh masking % treaty u" unr gain
I,i more for hi- party thnu IL Wi
gained ON the ue.d lu twenty -hNt
Ncars But what did or Cochran
,urrrndcrt Nothing ON Tine 1Al
That Christ wa. rruc,ilod Pdot aud
llorod made friends. Make your own
pppNruuon OF the allu,iun The pl0
that 10 wa, "a sacred ANA au inaNmGbi,
right to sell whisky would be ~ Iuul'
one before the people as tncN
had never enjoyed the righ
ana did not want IT, lie Away,
apolpgiIed to an intelligent audience
tor proving that prohibition Wa not
sumptuary rs it was almost M axiom
Ia regard to it being opposed 10 III,
fundamental principles of Anglo.
saxon civilization Who WIS au
thorlty on that point; lhe early
colonies had constitutional laws pro
nbiung tae sale OF wines. ON the
twenty seventh of February, l'1G the
congress of the United states by {
uunuimOll. vote recommended to The